Before Moses receives a mission, he receives a revelation.

Exodus 3 is not first about what we must do for God—but about who God is.

In this episode of In the Garden, we stand with Moses on holy ground and listen carefully to the voice from the burning bush. Exodus 3 is one of the most profound revelations in all of Scripture. A shepherd in the wilderness encounters a fire that burns but does not consume—and from that flame, God reveals His name.

Moses is not in Egypt. He is not leading. He is not succeeding. He is keeping sheep. Forty years removed from Pharaoh’s palace and forty years into obscurity, God calls his name. Before the command comes the presence. Before the assignment comes identity.

“I am the God of your father, the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob.”

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